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I love Bartolini pickups. If it were me, I would slap Barts in it and call it a day. Barts are good and round.

Have you tried buffers before it or putting other pedals in the chain?

The project I've had pending for a month now is to rewire my buddy's pedalboard. Here's got a full PT-PRO that he runs four cable method and then splits the return with stereo effects into two amps. He hooks everything up to random pedals on the board, and it's a rats nest. His singer tried...

It makes me hate mine now, with its normie LED and normie finish. Let me square up my medical expenses and I'll get one.

I want to sell them all and buy them again in that hammered finish.

I had a buddy try to copy that look by painting his speaker cones yellow. Looked sweet. Did not sound sweet.

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Call it "occupational therapy". I decided to make all the cables for my pedalboard with the Sqareplug jacks I ordered. Now the bass board is done. I've had some work pending from before the accident, and this proves I should be able to do it.

Just imagine how many more Beez Nuttz you would sell if you were on Reverb. ...Like double.

That's why you practice. You do that joke at rehearsal twice a week for a month, and you'll keep a straight face at the gig. That shit was my jam for years. You just gotta take your jokes seriously.

You guys are mean. Basses are instruments too. So are kazoos. Have a little respect. To the OP, a buddy of mine put Duncan QPs in a Squire and it ripped. That's his recording bass. I'd rewire it and call it a day.

You win. Have fun with Flacco.

I just lost another peer. Lance Collier of the band Dead East Garden just passed away. I met Lance back when he was reviving his old band, After the Sun a few decades ago. We let them use our jam room to practice the month before their reunion show. Dude was a great bassist, and his Boss...

For the money, I would rather get the Truetone CS6. Really, the Cioks is the best of the bunch, but the Truetone is good for the price.

Relish Guitars is another modular guitar design that didn't take off. Those were neat. They had a pickup mounting system that let you change pickups on the fly. GC had a Trinity that came with P90s and Humbuckers in mounts ready to go for like $400. I should have got it right then and there...

I haven't messed with mine much, but it is freakin' sweet.

The Dunable R2 is the same shape. That one is catching on, as I know people who play the Dunables. Plus, there's a pretty big rock band playing those Hagstroms.

That's even more surprising. Last time I saw a legit guitar at my local GC, it said "Caparison" on the headstock. Although, the Akron GC had a new Spector Euro last time I was in there. It felt so different, buy it played so good. It's like the specs have changed but the quality stays the same.

That's why you go to GC. You never know what gems they get in used.

That's why you go to GC. You never know what gems they get in used.